Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Peninsula Privacy Policy
For each visitor to our Web site, our Web server automatically recognizes the visitor’s domain name, IP address, and browser software. It may also recognize their operating system and the site from which the visitor linked to us. It does not harvest email addresses or any personal information. We do not set any cookies.
We use this information only to determine trends in peak activity, determine the number of visitors, track which of our pages they visit, and to ensure our links are working properly. This information is not shared with other organizations or individuals.
Pictures
Our Fellowship is very
active! In order to protect the privacy of UUFP members and friends,
we generally do not provide personal identification information
along with photographs. In cases where identification is warranted,
it will only be included with the permission of the person or parent
of the person being photographed. If you see a photograph of
yourself or your child that you prefer not be included on the site,
or if you would like to insure that no photo of your child is used
on the site, feel free to contact the
Webmaster@uufp.org. We'll make the necessary
arrangements to comply with your request. All copyrights remain with
the original photographer.
Off-site links
Some of the links on this site lead to resources outside the UUFP.org domain. The presence of these links should not be taken as an endorsement by UUFP of these sites or their content. UUFP makes no guarantee or warranty, express or implied, concerning the content or accuracy of any material on or obtainable from any offsite links. Please contact the website owners of those sites directly for any questions regarding their material.
Use by children
If you are under 13, be sure to obtain your parent's or guardian's permission before you send any personal information (for example, your name, address, e-mail address, etc.) to us or anyone else over the Internet. We encourage parents to get involved with their children's online usage and to be aware of the activities in which they are participating. See COPPA.